Mackie Updates the MR Series Monitors

The Mackie HR824 is still heralded as one of the best studio monitors ever made, and the newly updated MR series monitors continue that tradition.

Of utmost importance is how your mixes translate from the studio into the real world. And the new Mackie MR series monitors are designed to do just that. Available in three sizes (5″, 6.5″, and 8″) each model features Mackie’s proven logarithmic waveguide design which provides a wide sweet spot and excellent stereo imaging, and balanced sound across the frequency spectrum.

The MR series monitors also feature built-in Acoustic Space Control and HF (High Frequency) so they can be optimised to your studio workspace.

Need more bass? Then add the powered MRS10 Subwoofer for accurate, extended bass response to any of the MR series monitors.

For full specifications, visit the Mackie website.

For a list of authorised Australian Mackie dealers, click here.

Mel Sciarrone

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